Marshall,
Thanks for the reply. I did as you suggested and it works perfect!!
Thanks again,
Pam
"Marshall Barton" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > PHisaw wrote:
> >I have a report with several text boxes in the detail section. There is a
> >page break after these boxes with more information on the next page. I also
> >have a subreport also in the detail section that is a datasheet that varies
> >in length and causes the text boxes to end up either on the first or second
> >page. The problem is when one of the text boxes is split horizontally
> >between the first and next page. I've tried margin settings, keep together,
> >force new page, and various combinations of all and nothing seems to work.
> >It doesn't happen everytime, but very frustrating when it does. I've
> >searched thru other posts and can't seem to find a solution for this exact
> >problem.
>
>
> Individual controls do not have a KeepTogether property,
> only sections (and groups) have the KeepTogether property.
> This means that each control (subreport, textbox, etc), or
> set of controls, that you want to keep together on a page,
> must be placed in it's own section.
>
> To create additional sections, use Sorting and Grouping
> (View menu) to create groups (with group header and footer
> sections) on the record source primary key field. Then
> spread the controls around the group headers, detail and
> group footers and set the section's KeepTogether property as
> needed.
>
> --
> Marsh
> MVP [MS Access]
>
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